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Oracle DBMS_CRYPTO_TOOLKIT_TYPES
Version 11.1
 
General
Data types used by the DBMS_CRYPTO packages
Source {ORACLE_HOME}/rdbms/admin/dbmsoctk.sql
Dependencies
DBMS_CRYPTO_TOOLKIT DBMS_CRYPTO_TOOLKIT_FFI
Data Structures alias_string_length VARCHAR2(512);
SUBTYPE Alias_String IS alias_string_length%TYPE;

comment_string_length VARCHAR2(512);
SUBTYPE Comment_String IS comment_string_length%TYPE;

-- This data structure describes an identity. An identity may
-- either be myself (a persona) or another trusted identity
TYPE Identity_Description IS RECORD (
alias   Alias_String,
comment Comment_String);

-- This table serves as list of the retrieved identity descriptions
TYPE Identity_Description_List IS TABLE OF Identity_Description
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;

-- This record contains the printable alias for a persona as well as the
-- complete identity and persona.
-- NOTE: the size of the persona field must match that contained within
-- the Persona type. PL/SQL will not allow a record to contain another 
-- record so the Persona could not be used directly.
TYPE Persona_Description IS RECORD (
alias    Alias_String,
comment  Comment_String,
identity Identity_Internal,
persona  Persona_Internal);

TYPE Persona_List IS TABLE OF
Persona_Description
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;

-- This data structure is a place holder until it is determined 
-- what private information is needed to create a persona.
Private_Persona_Info_Size RAW(200);
SUBTYPE Private_Persona_Info_Internal IS Private_Persona_Info_Size%TYPE;
TYPE Private_Persona_Information is RECORD
(information Private_Persona_Info_Internal);
Opaque Datatypes -- These data types are intended to be opaque. The contents of the 
-- records are either not visible to the caller or are to be accessed 
-- using convenience functions. Unfortunately, PL/SQL does not allow 
-- type definitions to be hidden inside the package bodies.

-- Records are used in order to enforce type checking as PL/SQL will
-- otherwise do automatic type conversion.

-- Dummy variables are used to get around PL/SQL restriction which does 
-- not allow constrained subtypes, e.g. SUBTYPE foo is VARCHAR(15) is 
-- not allowed.

wallet_size RAW(200);
SUBTYPE Wallet_Internal IS wallet_size%TYPE;
TYPE Wallet IS RECORD (Wallet Wallet_Internal);

persona_internal_size RAW(200);
SUBTYPE Persona_Internal IS persona_internal_size%TYPE;
TYPE Persona IS RECORD (Persona Persona_Internal);

identity_internal_size RAW(200);
SUBTYPE Identity_Internal IS identity_internal_size%TYPE;
TYPE Identity IS RECORD (Descriptor Identity_Internal);

identity_array_internal_size RAW(200);
SUBTYPE Identity_Array_Internal IS identity_array_internal_size%TYPE;
TYPE Identity_Array IS RECORD (
Descriptor_Array Identity_Array_Internal);
Subtypes SUBTYPE Crypto_Engine_Function IS POSITIVE;

SUBTYPE Crypto_Engine_State IS POSITIVE;

SUBTYPE Identity_Type IS POSITIVE;

SUBTYPE Cipher IS POSITIVE;

SUBTYPE Data_Unit_Format IS POSITIVE;
 
Related Topics
DBMS_CRYPTO
 
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